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mlxureday: February 52n'd, 923
.. RESINES CARDS
proudroot, Killoran dt HlT M$S,
Barristers, Soileit.ore, Notaides,
rPubli„ laic, Olfict,' on the Square,
llind. door 'front Haneiiton St, God-
iericra !Private funds to loan at
lowest rates.
Proudfoot, K,C, J;' L. Killoran
l? E. Holmes;
Mr. Holmes will be in Hensall on
Friday of each week.
A.adrew F. Hess, Township Clerk
limner or marriage itemises, Notary
Public, Commissioner, Fire and Aut-
#mobile Insurance, Representing
.Baron and Erie Mortgage Corpora-
tion, The Canada Trust Co. Zurich,
Ontario.
Dr.E. S. Hardie
:DENTIST
At
ZURICH EVERY DNESDAY
1 ASHWOOD EWE THURSDAY
MAIN OPVW1 - BF, NatLL
A--C-T Y -O -N -E -E -R
OSCAR KLOPP
Graduate Carey M. Jones,Nat-
iionat School of Auctioneering. Try
me for Registered Live Stock;
(All Breeds), Teams in keeping
with prevailing prices. Choice
farms for sale. Will sell anything
anywhere.
Phone 18-93 or write, Zurich.
Licensed Auctioneer.
Licensed Auceionei:r for County
of Huron. In a position to con-
duct any auction sale, regardless
'as to size or articles to sell. I
solicit your business, and if not
satisfied will .make no charges for
services.
Arthur Weber, - Dashwood.
Phone 31 r 13.
Zurich Meat
MARKET
Fresh and Salt Meats
Bologna Sausages, etc
Highest Cash Pricefor Woetil
CASH IfOlt SKINS & B1i)ES
r,
Tu bg biut '
Deichert
ZURICH LIVERY
I am 'in a positionto accomo-
date all requirements in the Livery
Line, have Auto for hire. Any-
thing done in the teaming line.
GEORGE J. THIEL
Phone 53 • Zurich,
O. S. ATKINSON, L.D.S., D.D.S,
DENTIST
Graduate of the Royal College
et Dental Surgeons of Ontario and
of the University of Toronto.
Late District Dental Officer, Mil-
itary District No. One, London,Ont
Office hours at Zurich • every
Triesday, Friday .and Saturday from.
10.00 a. zn, until 5,00 pm at hte Com-
mercial House. Alain Office at
Rayfield, Ont. -19
LIVE
11POU LT R Y
WANTED
'Taken every day till 3 Oclock p.m.
Do snot ;teed fowl same morning
when brought in.
'Highest Cask Prices
---CASH FOR --
Cream and Eggs
W. O'Brien ,
Pholne 94. Zurich
(COAL
Spring and Summer
DE LIVE RIE S
SEASON 1922
Owing to the strike of theMin-
yarn now prevailing in the •Pennsyl-
wania Anthracite coal fields; we
era unable to guarantee delivery
or prise• and until conditions be,
table More settled orders will be
.taken subject to our being abieto
.obtain supplies and at prevailing
pries time of deliver*. •-
.. Cax�.te1ox`s.
• tom)) & PRODUCE MERCHANT
TERMS:; -CASH . '
one; Offices tow. Howe lei.
MSALL ON:1 c,
PUT 'ir Qi1Ii
Wants, For Sale, Leet,.
Found, Notice, Etc. Adel
IN 'PTS CALUMN
FOR SALE.
Hard body wood for sale, Valeo
some standing bush. Apply tp
Orville 'Talar, Parr bine.
WANTED
A party would like to rent a
suitable farm of about 100 -acres,
possession this spring. For fur.,
Cher particulars apply at -Herald
Office.
In renewing, your subscriptions
for your daily axid. weekly papers
remember the Herald Office is
agent for most of them and in
some cases can save you as much
as 50 bents on a single subscript -i
ion,
•FOR SALE
A pure bred Shorthorn bull,
roan color,' 15 months old; 2 cows
due in March. Apply too Garnet
Jacobs, Rot. 1, Zurich, phone
11-88.
FARM FOR SALE
Consisting of 100 acres being Lot
), .LR.E. Stanley Tp'., there is on
the premises a 11r storey brick
house; a bank barn 40x60, implem-
ent barn 26x40, good water sup-
ply, fences are in good repair. 6
acres of orchard And about 10
acres ofg ood bush, ten acres se-
eded to fall wheat and fail plow-
ing completed. Situated 4;r miles
north of Drysdale, 'reasonable
terms, for particulars apply to
Chester J. Nicholson, Bayfield,Ont
NOTICE
Commencing Saturday Febr-
uary 10th, Dr. Atkinson will be at
his office, Zurich, on Saturdays as
well as Tuesday and Fridays.
FARM FOR SALE
BY 'TENDER
145 acres adjoining the village of
K.ippen, frame house, two barns,
rate a bank barb; all in two.
Spring creek • running through
arrn. Apply to Samuel Thom-
son, Brumfield, .Ont• 28-5
. If not sbld part of 'it, will .be
rented.
LOST
On December 24th, a ' Partridge
30x3iS automobile casing, on Town
Line between Dashwood°.and 14th
con, Finder please' notify Ervin
Eckstein, Dashwood, Ont.
FARM FOR SALE
First' -Class • 100=acre (arm, sit-
uated -a" few miles from Zurich„ for
sale. Farm is in good state of
cultivation, with 18 acres alfafa,
10 acres fall wheat; 45 acres good
hard wood bush. Good brick
dwelling with slate roof and large
bank barn and driving shed. M o
dere equiprrtent in stables. Hog
pens will 'house 50 or 60 hogs. For
particulars apply to A. R. Hese,
Zurich, ant.
NOTJCE
Y hr1r,: hkell otic License f'ar
'Auctioneer for the County allure
on, and am in a position to con-
duct sales by auction. Give me
a• .trial and I will assure you satis-
faction or no -:barge. tf-29
Jarnee Denomey, R. R. 2, Zurich,
Phone No. 10--93
DR. JOHN WARD
Will make a complete test .of
refractive .condi!'son of the eye, and
of the uroceles. Spectacles scientif-
ically fitted. Services at reasonable
charges: Will 'ibe at;-. • 8=22
Zimmer's Rotel, Dashwood,
r;4 alper House; Zurich,
FARM FOR SALE
Lot 10, con 1, Mullett, situated
on Provincial Highway, 3X, miles
from Clinton and 5 miles from Se-
aforth. Contains, 100, acres, well
drained and fenced in high state
of cultivation; three acres hard
wood bush, 2 acres orchard and
20 acres fall plowing done.
On place is good pine
barn 60x50, stone foundation, sta-
ble all cemented and in first class
•condition, driving shed 50x.20; ten -
'roomed brick house with good
cellar. For further particulars ap-
ply ,to. Mrs. J. D' McDermid, Clin-
ton, Ont; or Mr. C. M. McGregcir,
R.II, 2, Seaferth, Ont. 21-4
t f,
Mr, Ji, Hey .J , is .on a burin
trip to Whigham this week, to a
A man `is like a task, be can, o;
go osier as his head will let limy.
Mr, and Mrs, Eldon. Rennie, oih
Argus, Ind., are visiting 4tit k e
home of the forznerrs matbelt,
S. Rennie,
( Tf plenty of• isonw in winter >+
anis plenttyr of grain in harvest ter~
year 192,3 should have a biitn•p, r
Me. and Mrs, Michael Hotting))
are visiting r.elatives andir!ietlde
at Kitchener. '
crop. May it prove :'true,, .
A few herring fish are '.being
caught alt the lake, but they ,arp
scarce and. as a consequencesthe.
price High,
Messrs. Lloyd Kalbfleisclx anL
Theo Wagner, who are attending
the Waterloo Seminary, were'
week -enol visitors under •the pare.
wntal roofs.
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CIMVORM
4s i 441 mos Missi,a'Ik n. for the
Artily Worm,
Description and Lite History-aroison-
etl F$aii Recopr,nrendeil .--- Keep
,,J4v.'. ,;tuck out of .tree t+"ieltl-44aR
tee ?eetts-:-Fewer "Cattle •Shipped.
'te.o.^ttre:,• ,.ea by .Ontario Department of
;.;ricuiture>, 'remote.)
in K,aly last reports ea ed
p aPpeared
d iu
tee rat' as of an outbreak of. Army
trear r s in two or three counties of
tier lenience and that the insects
were beginning to do damage to same
if
tee field crops. These sections
;e+ire visited by representatives of the
3oinlnion and Provincial Lrntomo-
iogical departments, 'and It was dis-
epvered that the insect was not the
Army Worm but a common cut -worm
known as the Spotted Cut -worm.
In order that this pest may be
recognized and controlled should it
appear next season, the following in -
Mr. Ed, Mousseau and sister,Mztrsformation to given:
Bernette of Drysdale, left on . Wed-
nesday nnorning for London, where Life History.
Mr. Mousseau is taking treatments .;,; ',The spotted cut -worm winters over
for throat trouble, in the ground as a small orown or
The regular. meeting; of the
Womeni's Institute which was posh
ponied lest Wednesday will be
heldd int the Ladiiles' Ilati at .3 ,.p. m,
Wednesday Feb. 21st.
Messrs. Win. Meidinger and Jelin
Hartman were week -end visitors .at
Seaforth, with Mr. ankl Mrs. John'
Hildebrandt, we are Sorry to le -
port that Mrs. Hildebrandt ;is ser-
iously i11 with an attack of ,pneu-
monist
There is a strong move among
the rural •members of the Ontario
Legislature in favor of, the pro-
vincial treasury bearing the en
tire cos„ of the 1800 miles of prov-
incial highways instead of the
counties bearing 20 per• cent. as at
present is the case.
Mr. .L A. Balmer, the man who
conducted the 'successful gigant:i+:
sale of 'merchandise at the ,gen-
•oral store, of Mr, J. Preeter, left
on Monday morning for his .bonne
at Toronto. Mr. Preet•er'sSale
continues indefinitely, and there
are ;still hundreds of bargains lett
For the public to pick up. • This
Os your chance to save money, and
purchase your year's supplies at
about half. price.
Cages in the counyt roads de
partment for the conning 'summer
will ha a great deal lower than in
1022, according to recon-nnendat-y
ions submitted by. the hoard • "of
To
sd directors. Instead
of
40e
an hour the foreman will receiti e
35c. for., 1923, and the,
will\= -L -
receive 50c. and ,5ae.,. while labors
pis will range .from 20c. to, 30c.
per hour depending largely on the
work being done. These rates are.
practically reek to•pre-war prices
blackish larva from 14, to about ea
of an inch in length. In May and
, early June this cutworm attacks the
?crops sown in the field where it win-
tered. In June it is full grown and
pupates in the soil. Towards the end
of the month the moths appear and
lay the eggs for the brood which is
:now causing trouble. In about two
weeks or about the 10th of August
nearly all the larvae of this brood
will be full grown and will have ceas-
ed feeding. They will then pupate in
the ground and the moths Rill emerge
In September and will ray their eggs
throughout any needy places. b'roiu
these eggs will come the overwinter-
ing larvae referred to above.
Description.
The moths aro a dull brown color'
with a wing expanse of about an
ineh and a quarter. They liy around
Only at night or late in the evening.
The full grown cut -worms or larvae
are about 1'' inches long, stout,
smooth and of a brownish or often
Weakish color with several black
spots an the back, most conspicuous
tow the rear end. There is a
r light colored line running
side just below the brown
e back, The head is brown.
;,Fleet can readily be brought
and ,)trot, by the use of poison.
How to Oontrol the .Attack.
In the evening about sunset scat-
ter thinly, as if sowing seed grate,
'tile following poison bait wherever
the stet -worms are present, and also
• along the margin of crops neerty.
etllet are to be protected: .
The past week witnessed one of
the renegaat storms for years.Piles
un in of snow have been ,tar-
i; to-gether and. to 'ship. banks
shoveled through four to fit=efeet
deep along the sidewalks is a.
common, sight, Many people in
the village cannot recollect the
like ever before But when the'
nice' balmy. old .sun does cone :;out,
At ie beginning to feel warrner (and
seems getting c1sero, only another
week and February will be over,
and March. always brings warmer
and longer days.
The Mennonites who left Canada
a few months ago, irgeved becau-
ee they had been z'odered to teach
English in their schools, instead
of Gerraart',r as their first language.
They thought they would secure Sart the Fletee.
Liberty in gMexico, and so migrated
there. Now they have asked The best means of controlling fleas
is most instances- is very simple.
•Fleas usually originate in the 'base-
ment at the house, or in some covered
Place such,as woodsheds and stables,
to 'which hogs, dogs, of other such
'tn muls have access. The remedy is
to give the basement, shed, or other
breeding place a thorough cleaning)
Burn tide litter, and then sprinkle the
Roar or ground in the building or
stied with coronion . salt. The salt
nhotild be, sprinkled thickly enougl
almost' to cover the ground and
should then be wet:doyvn"'wlth water.
It 'should "'not lie_ • seet. suID_ cleutly to
cause it to run, however. If there
are..ebout the place any houses, cribs,
or' the like built pn piles so that
'hog and• okher :in4 jials cart go under
thein, salt sliowldbe applied there;.
G•eueraily np(eaking, it is .fairly catty
to detern,taait' e where the peas orifi -
urate ,,:ane 1e ,actually such a place
as :pan he reached by the salt treat-
uiefit ,7t Ata.y benesessfiry to repeat
the. operatiba two 'or three.. times at
about three -des ` inter at8.
ran, )8,lbs.
Paris greiin (or white arsenie), :1 lb.
.Molasses, 3,(1 gal.
Lemons or oranges, 2 fruits.
Water, about 2 gals.
Mix the bran and the poison very
tllrhroughly in a tub or any. targe
,receptacle, using Dither the hands or
a dung fork for the purpose. Pour
the molasses into the water, run the
lemons or or1't.ge through a meat
cfeopper, and throw both the juice
midi the pump into the water. Then
stir...this thoroughly, Next pour the
ltiyuid over"'th° poison bran and mix
so: thoroughly that it will fall through
the fingers readily. The above amount
is sulfcient for one acre.
Keep Live Stock Out of Reach.
Takeprecautions that no stock
gets access to the mixture before it
is -applied, and even after apply=ing
it is wise to keep the stock out of
t(te Field for four or five days, though
L,•aere is no muck danger of their be-
ing poisoned if the above directions
are ;followed carefully.—L. Caesar,
it, College, Guelph. •
permission froim the Canadian Gov-
ernment to return to Manitoba,
because the Mexican ittlerty was
not what it 'seemed fromn a. dist-
ance, acrd' they would mush rather
obey first orders and teach the
English language to the children
than stay in Mexico '
The London Free Press of Sat-
urday contains the following art-
lcie ;-Toronto. i!! eb. 1,7 -From the
Village of Hemel!, Huron 'County,
conies aha extraordinary record of
municipal politics, as a result of
which George Cooper Petty se -
eke to, unseat Owen Geiger, who
hay twice this year been elected
reeve of the village. The uo war
ranto prooedings have reached Os-
good Hall and the ruatter-in-chant•
.hers, J. A;, C. Cameron, K l.', has
granted, a tail( allowing; notice of
the mot{ioni to unseat being sers'ed
upon the reeve. It,' appears that
Geiger, who had been .elected true
tee a year ago; was nominated ]nisi'
December for. the office of veeve,
mend on December 23 resigned from
the 'school board. It was alleged
that his resignation NVas too
late, He.stolid for' electio,ia,, how-
ever, and received a majority of
voiles and was declared elect -
In: view of the question As to
validity of his election he diis-
rn.ed his seat as reeve on Senn' 8. On. January, 15 nominal
were again held for the effi-.
of reeve.. Oweln, Geiger ' and
name Hudson were nominated.
Jar`, 22 the election tools place
h receiving an equal number of
res; The tie was broken by the
of the viillage clerks, who'
d for Geiger. The electionis
attacked on the ground that
t t m voters were' disqualified,
the
, ed.
London, Eng., for generatic na the
the Ite:.r' market of the world, ie fac clan
ed with a most serious tea 'short- 'uar
ager Recently the world's condura- ions
ptioh has greatly,, eincreased, also. ;co
it is estimated there has been 80, -Tho
000,000 lbs. less tea produced. this On
year than is ordinarily colisurned, Eac
fu a resift of this, the Mock•ltv Vo
London is' now practically ehaus- rote
ted. Prices aro at the highest level' vote
ever reached and may still go now
higher. tort
Ywrhr 4..:
J'ewer • (tattle Shipped.
:A total of 21,530 head of cattle
Were stripped troru the port of Mont-
real during the past seauyon of uayl-
eatibn, as compared with 31,217
head for the season 192.1, a decreaete
of. 9,887 head. Of the above total
shipped la ..1922 there wore 7,165
head from the United States that
the total' itemiser of Canadian cattle
that went, forward t� -the Itritish
markets from this pout was only
11,916 head. There was no expert
'hinsirtea i •done in' sheep :'duties the
pest season. while during the pre-
tee41all y'eat,r shipments amounted to
4,44 head.
•.ft Is srrrpristng how far the table
scraps and scattered grain will go to;
ward maintaining the hens.
There is little excuse for any one
tieing a grade or 'scrub ball when it
l lar .
ern .east tit sessetra. PerePlited.,
Children Cry for Fletcher's
Fletcher's Castoria is strictly a remedyfor Infants and Children.
Foods are specially prepared for baies. A baby's medicine
is even, more essential. for Baby. Remedies primarily prepared
for grown-ups are not interchangeable. It was the need of
a remedy for the common ailments of Infants and Children
that brought Castoria before the public after years of research,
andno claim has been made for it that its use for over 30
years has not proven.
What is .CAST `:1A?
Castoria is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Paregoric,
Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is pleasant. it contains
neither Opium, Morphine nor other narcotic substance. Its
age is its guarantee. For more than thirty years it has
been in constant use for the relief of Constipation, Flatulency,
Wind Colic and Diarrhoea; allaying Feverishness arising
therefrom, a;, d by regulating the Stomach and Bowels, aids
the assimilation of Food; giving healthy a.nd natural sleep,
The Children's Comfort—The Mother's Friend.
GENUINE ,CASTOR /A ALWAYS
Bears the Signature ofr
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In Use .For Over 30 Years
THC CENTAUR COMPANY, ,NEW YORK CITY
rear
The Election is over, how Read This
FOR SALE
Chalmers Six .. 8650 00
One Four Wheel Trailer $5.00
REPAIRING
Covering Ford Top, Good. Material
Painting Ford Car, One Coat, 815.00, Two Coats ., $20.00
.-. $27.00
Changing Ford Curtains to open with Doors i5.00
• Painting Buggy0
.IF'iOU-; ;WANT SERVICE, WE H.iiVE .IT.
WE RE.RUJ313ER YOUx BUGGY WHEELS.
F.- M. Ness & Co. m Zurich
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i+ Everything in t
Combination storm and screen doors made to order I
Lumber and•_Building IMaterb.1 i
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Custom Work! ur Er ccrafty,
Always in the n-� arlket for saw logs if
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The
59th Year
The Best in its History
HURON & ERIE DEBENTURES DURING 1922 INCREASED
F'IIQM $8,334,000. TO $10,613,000. BECAUSE THE PROFITAI.
DLR INTEREST RATE
i%
per�J annum payable half -yearly
Places thousands, of extra Interest dollars in the pockets
of Polk who invested theirsavings.,
Witt' not Call and arrange for a Debenture
wlnclr wilt
•c. , titl
make extra income for YOU?
THEY ARE ISSUED FOR WO OR MOIRE.
Andrew F. Hess, Zurich
Have You MADE YOUR _°